Broken Frontier

Split Lip has completed its two-year anniversary celebration with the posting of the fourth and final comic in its four comics in four weeks event.

The new comic, "Panopticon," was written by Sam Costello and drawn by Joel Vollmer. It’s the story of a man who, on a trip to the supermarket, realizes that his guilty secret may not be so secret anymore.

It can be read athttp://www.webcomicsnation.com/splitlip.

The other stories posted this month at Split Lip were:

- Bad Radio, art by Nelson Evergreen – a young boy makes friends over a ham radio, but his friend has an infamous past.
- Mujer, by Sami Makkonen – The murders of women in Juarez, Mexico come to an inexplicable end.
- Long Live the King, art by Gary Crutchley – a scientist performs human experiments on coalminers in the 1800s, with unexpectedly horrifying results.
Split Lip now offers 23 free horror comics available at http://www.webcomicsnation.com/splitlip.
Split Lip at The Pulse
Just in time for Halloween, an interview with Sam Costello has gone live at Comicon Pulse:
http://www.comicon.com/ubb/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=527704#Post527704
About Split Lip 
Split Lip has been publishing new horror comics (nearly) every month since October 2006. All stories are written by Sam Costello and drawn by artists from around the world. As of Sept. 2008, Split Lip has over 250 pages of free comics available.
The Split Lip website is http://www.webcomicsnation.com/splitlip